Testimonials

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Published by Paul Bailey on 07 Nov 2007

6 Responses to “Testimonials”

1. WG Kent on 20 Jun 2005 at 18:10 pm #

   I’d like to say for the record, Paul, that I found the experience of being coached by you wholly uplifting and insightful. I was able to address challenges from a fresh perspective and with more energy than ever before. You helped me structure my efforts and measure the results, and most importantly, helped me to believe in myself a little more.”

   I am now 7 months into my new career as a Community Fundraising Manager ….
   It’s been a great experience so far, knowing that every effort, and every £ raised goes towards a great cause. Promotion may be on the horizon too, but we’ll have to see.

   Thanks for your help in getting there, or enabling me to get there on my own.

2. KC London on 02 Oct 2005 at 10:58 am #

   Paul greatly helped me realise that what I needed was not necessarily more time to study but to take more time to relax, just in simple ways, and still create time for productive work instead of letting the thoughts of all to be done infringe my ‘relax’ time….

   Paul also helped me through a stressful time at work and helped me let go of my anger and work at building better company relations.

   It was a pleasure talking with Paul, his life coaching technique was excellent and I have no doubt that he will be a great asset to the coaching community.

3. NC Leeds on 17 Jan 2006 at 12:26 pm #

   Paul led the conversation and I ended up advising myself, which was for me more powerful.

   I have taken these action points and made some improvements in my life already. Now I’m not in a rut!

4. RM London on 09 Oct 2006 at 17:20 pm #

   Sessions with Paul were a ray of sunshine during a difficult period of my life. I always felt great when I got off the phone.

   Paul had a way of helping me give myself advice, if that makes any sense!

   I would absolutely recommend coaching with Paul to a friend.

5. CA Bournemouth on 28 Aug 2007 at 19:41 pm #

   I wasn’t an easy person to coach at this point in my life. I said to Paul several times that I was behaving like a stubborn donkey, who didn’t want to move forward, although I knew I needed to. Paul didn’t let me get away with that behaviour, though it must have seemed pretty challenging at times with my inertia.

   I had thought that as we had both worked in the IT industry we would somehow work better together than with people from different backgrounds - but I actually found something better; he is very neutral about this.

6. MS London on 15 Oct 2007 at 12:30 pm #

   Working with Paul made me realise that the answers were already there, I just had to find them.

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